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December 30th, 2008Colleges news
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CollegeFootballNews.com covers college football on the Scout.com Network ... 2009 Fiesta Bowl Preview - Ohio St vs. Texas. There are statement bowl games, and then there's the Ohio ... (more...)
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College Hockey News ... While Princeton grabbed the spotlight last week, going to No. 1 in the Pairwise, Northeastern will try to take it back. (more...)
City College News
City College News, a college media publication. ... On Tuesday Dec. 9, a group of students from the course Race to Save the Planet petitioned students in the T building skyway. (more...)
University?s investments lose $280 million more - Daily Progress
The University of Virginia?s endowment investments continue to lose money, down $280 million in November, according to a report released Monday. That, however, is $170 million less than the $450 million loss reported in October. All told, the ... (more...)
A surge in enrollment - Morning Sentinel
FAIRFIELD -- Kennebec Valley Community College saw a near 40 percent increase in applicants for the spring term but, like the rest of the community college system KVCC, will have to turn away some of those seeking to enroll. System President John ... (more...)
Georgia businessman asks judge for leniency in sentencing - Atlanta Journal Constitution
Oxford, Miss. ? Georgia businessman Nixon Cawood Jr. has asked a federal judge to sentence him to community service instead of prison because he helped the federal government investigate the failure of a beef plant in Mississippi. Cawood is to be ... (more...)
J. Kevin Foley, banker, former Norton Shores councilman, dead at 59 - Grand Rapids Press
J. Kevin Foley, a vice president of Fifth Third Bank whose public service included the Norton Shores City Council, died at home Monday morning, a day after turning 59. Foley's active career combined private business and public service, both of which ... (more...)
Budget Cuts 'Prelude' To Tougher Calls - Tampa Bay Online
TALLAHASSEE - Higher taxes and other new sources of revenue loom on Florida's horizon - but not in time to stave off $1 billion in budget cuts now. That was the message from Senate President Jeff Atwater and other leading lawmakers, who spoke Monday ... (more...)